Lawrence Gunther explains what deep-sea mining is and explores the debate around its necessity. From the December 6, 2022 episode.

Kelly Bron Johnson shares tips on making conferences more inclusive and accessible. From the December 6, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Kelly Bron Johnson shares tips on making conferences more inclusive and accessible. Lawrence Gunther explains what deep-sea mining is and explores the debate around its necessity. Our newest community reporter Kelly Kurtis discusses the lack of affordable and accessible housing on P.E.I. Google has released a new reading mode app to assist blind and partially sighted users, Nelson Rego gives you the scoop. And Dave Brown put Karen Magee, Ryan Delehanty and Alex Smyth to the test in another edition of our weekly news quiz! This is the December 6, 2022 episode.

Fredericton homeless shelters have introduced a new Advent calendar program with a special twist. Ryan Delehanty fills you on the story. He also describes the Dementia Roadmap, a new website to assist in navigating personal autonomy and public safety. From the December 5, 2022 episode.

Marc Aflalo of Double Tap TV discusses a new report on the digital equity gaps in Canada. From the December 5, 2022 episode.

Kim Thistle reviews the Netflix’s latest holiday movie “Falling for Christmas.” From the December 5, 2022 episode.

Greg David tells you all about AMI-audio’s new radio play “Seen and Not Heard.” He describes some upcoming holiday movies and specials to check out this season.From the December 5, 2022 episode.

Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press reflects on the issues facing children’s hospitals in Eastern Ontario and Alberta. She also discusses the COP biodiversity summit in Montreal. And she tells us why the Girl Guides are asking their members to vote on a name change for the Brownies.From the December 5, 2022 episode.

Today on NOW with Dave Brown, Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press reflects on the issues facing children’s hospitals in Eastern Ontario and Alberta. Greg David tells you all about AMI-audio’s new radio play “Seen and Not Heard.” Kim Thistle reviews the Netflix’s latest holiday movie “Falling for Christmas.” Marc Aflalo of Double Tap TV discusses a new report on the digital equity gaps in Canada. And Ryan Delehanty describes a new Advent calendar program at Fredericton homeless shelters. This is the December 5, 2022 episode.

Karen McKay from the Centre of Equitable Library Access tells us about this year’s winner of the Toronto Book Award. She also chats about Michelle Obama’s new book “The Light We Carry.” And for CELA’s featured titles of the week, she highlights several books to celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities. From the December 2, 2022 episode.